Trade On NSE IX With INDIA GIFT NIFTY confidently

The main difference between the Gift Nifty and the Indian Nifty is that the Gift Nifty is a futures contract which is traded on NSE International Exchange whereas the Indian Nifty trades only on the Indian stock exchange which is the National Stock Exchange or NSE. Nifty futures contracts on the NSE IX are based on the Nifty value and are twice the size of Nifty contracts or equal to two lots of Nifty. Most global investors prefer the Gift Nifty over NSE Nifty futures. Simply put, 2 Nifty makes one contract of Gift Nifty. A lot of 50 nos (25 nos w.e.f 26.04.2024) makes one contract of Nifty.

GIFT NIFTY is a dollar denominated products and that are available in following indices : GIFT Nifty 50: This is the most popular Gift Nifty contract, and it tracks the Nifty 50 index. GIFT Nifty Bank: This contract tracks the Nifty Bank index, which consists of the 12 largest banks in India. GIFT Nifty Financial Services: This contract tracks the Nifty Financial Services index, which consists of the 25 largest financial services companies in India. GIFT Nifty IT: This contract tracks the Nifty IT index, which consists of the 25 largest IT companies in India. For more information on equity index derivatives contracts, please refer https://www.nseix.com/markets/about-our-products/equity-derivatives. NSE IX provides stock future derivatives contracts as well.

NRIs / foreign entities / foreign nationals may open a trading account with TRePTO. Upon KYC, TRePTO shall facilitate / activate the trading on NSE IX through member brokers. The clients can deposit the margin money in their home currency / USD before taking any positions. M2M settlement shall be carried out as per exchange rules.

Initial margin shall include Standard Portfolio Analysis of Risk (SPAN8) margins, premium margin, futures final settlement margin and such other additional margins as and when notified by Clearing Corporation from time to time. For more information on the product and contract specifications you can visit NSEIX

The Singapore market, which directly affects the NSE market, opens about two hours before the Indian market. It moves in relation to the Indian Nifty, making it a useful tool for forecasting the Indian market and giving it a head start. Additionally, Singapore and India share the same continent, which links their economies and frequently determines how each market feels. This makes it simple for Indian financial and advisory organisations to offer trading advice on the Nifty.